Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

crusso1993 · Mar 17, 2019

Katrina71 said:
I have now reached a new low. I'm too dumb for my own thread. Looks like I'll be drinking by noon.

Keep hangin' out with me, kid. I'll take you to lows you've never imagined!

(Hey, seriously, I truly hope you're just kidding around.)

Scurvy · Mar 17, 2019

Katrina71 said:
I have now reached a new low. I'm too dumb for my own thread. Looks like I'll be drinking by noon.

Not even close.. I’ve been here almost since the beginning and I still don’t know what the heck is going on!! Happy Drunken Irish Day!

Katrina71 · Mar 17, 2019

crusso1993 said:
Keep hangin' out with me, kid. I'll take you to lows you never knew existed!

(Hey, seriously, I truly hope you're just kidding around.)

Yes. I admit the tech stuff is a late in life learning thing for me.

crusso1993 · Mar 17, 2019

Katrina71 said:
Yes. I admit the tech stuff is a late in life learning thing for me.

It's been a bit that way for many of us. Not to fear, though, if I can learn it most anyone can!

P.S. - I am on my phone or I would have given you a nicely detailed description of the cell (radio)/wifi difference. BTW - your GPS rides the cell (radio) side of your phone. Unless, of course, you are on your home's wifi. Then preference goes to the wifi over cell (radio).

Katrina71 · Mar 17, 2019

crusso1993 said:
It's been a bit that way for many of us. Not to fear, though, if I can learn it most anyone can!

P.S. - I am on my phone or I would have given you a nicely detailed description of the cell (radio)/wifi difference. BTW - your GPS rides the cell (radio) side of your phone. Unless, of course, you are on your home's wifi. Then preference goes to the wifi over cell (radio).

This is an independent Garmin GPS.

crusso1993 · Mar 17, 2019

Katrina71 said:
This is an independent Garmin GPS.

Oh, ok, in that case, the Garmin has a cell (radio) receiver built into it. I use and have used Garmin watches for running for a number of years.

Musovski · Mar 17, 2019

dantimdad said:
Go to your room!

You and @Musovski need to get your behavior in check!

Wait, what did i do?

mch1984 · Mar 17, 2019

Musovski said:
Wait, what did i do?

He just knows you are generally in some kind of trouble.

Musovski · Mar 17, 2019

mch1984 said:
He just knows you are generally in some kind of trouble.

welp.

Fin · Mar 17, 2019

I am French and Italian. You would think I would be a wine conosieur I just like to eat.

Fin · Mar 17, 2019

I think I posted the above twice. I hope it was at least in this thread. Darn oldtimers disease.

Katrina71 · Mar 17, 2019

Fin said:
I think I posted the above twice. I hope it was at least in this thread. Darn oldtimers disease.

I think eating should be posted twice!

SashimiTurtle · Mar 17, 2019

Just got finished scraping a bunch of 500 weight oil and coal mixed up off of concrete under the mill... I missed where we were show and telling our herritages and alcohol preferences.

I'm 100% English, Welsh, Scottish, German with a little nordic mixed in. Basically, a northern European mutt. I do enjoy lots of beer and rum. Lots of different types, not all at once. Ok, maybe on certain occasions are they all at once. I've tried whiskey but I gotta flavor it up to make it sweet enough to drink. Like that salty caramel from Ole Smokey.

mch1984 · Mar 17, 2019

My dad just did one of the DNA test and we are mostly English, with some German mixed in.

SashimiTurtle · Mar 17, 2019

Dad did his, that's how I know the nordic is mixed in there. Came back with early SC and early PA settlers. He's traced our genealogy back to the 1600s in SC, then there are no more records. Too busy trying to live to write anything in a record book... or they were destroyed some way or another.

SashimiTurtle · Mar 17, 2019

Double post

mch1984 · Mar 17, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
Dad did his, that's how I know the nordic is mixed in there. Came back with early SC and early PA settlers. He's traced our genealogy back to the 1600s in SC, then there are no more records. Too busy trying to live to write anything in a record book... or they were destroyed some way or another.

Our history started in England, apparently there was 4 family with the same last name, not related but all from England. The plague hit and they scattered and went to Germany and Ireland. No way to track it after they left but the hint of German would indicate where ours went.

SashimiTurtle · Mar 17, 2019

We (Haselden) came from England, I'm pretty sure. Paternal grandmother was from PA, German heritage. Maternal grandmother from MA, Welsh heritage.

crusso1993 · Mar 17, 2019

mch1984 said:
Our history started in England, apparently there was 4 family with the same last name, not related but all from England. The plague hit and they scattered and went to Germany and Ireland. No way to track it after they left but the hint of German would indicate where ours went.

I would have never thought the last name "1984" was so popular in England. Then, again, those Brits are a little weird.

sfin52 · Mar 17, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
Dad did his, that's how I know the nordic is mixed in there. Came back with early SC and early PA settlers. He's traced our genealogy back to the 1600s in SC, then there are no more records. Too busy trying to live to write anything in a record book... or they were destroyed some way or another.

Or you have to back to the land or origin.i believe my family goes back to the 1200